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Senior Class Will

Harold Krupke wills his car horns to lucky Daniel Plaster who we hope won't wear them out.

Keith Schulz wills his ability to play basketball to Dick Compton. Don't show the rest of the kids up too much, Dick.

Joyce Brommer wills Wendell's car to Wayne Blair. Try to have as much luck and keep the car in good shape as Wendell did.

Jerry Owens wills his ability to control the teachers at student body meetings to Ralph Gifford. We want you in the student body meetings and not in the chemistry lab, Ralph.

Sally Landreth wills her privilege of being yell leader to Lucile Pohle.

Richard Stuhlmiller wills his way with the girls to Harold Rhoads. Spend a little time studying, Harold.

Helen Good wills her ability to get dates to Helen Lightle. Don't overdo it, Helen.

Earl Oehlschlaeger wills his ability to forecast the weather to Bobby Stuhlmiller. If you ever get a high position, Bobby, you will have a chance to forecast, too.

Verdella Haeger wills her red hair to Beverly Davis. She would also like to pass on her shoes 5 inches long and 6 inches high to anyone that needs them.

Charles Franklin wills his typing speed and accuracy to Elinor Flood. Make good use of it, Elinor.

Rhoda Wasson wills her moccasins to Janet Clinton and wishes to accept Verdella's shoes.

Dick Miller wills his ability to get along with his classmates to Bernard Thiemens.

Patsy Piper wills her popularity and way with the boys to her sister Jean.

Marvin Carstens wills his knack for repairing lockers to Glen Atkinson. Keep them in good working order, Glen. Ten thousand words is a long theme.

Lorene Tremer wills her job as editor of the annual to any energetic student at Reardan High School wanting the job.

Mary Ann Good wills her ability and technique for catching and holding a man to Marie Carstens.

Jimmie Bergeron wills his ability to think to Jack Fields.

Mary Nielsen wills her office job to the first innocent soul (or victim) that comes along.

Iva Atkinson wills her know how for graduating ahead of time to Howard Kelly.

The Senior class wills their good behavior to the sophomore class.

(from a yearbook held by the Reardan Schools.)